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Necessary Evils: Matt Donato’s Top 13 Horror Movies Of 2015

Is this the part where I'm supposed to act surprised about another year flying by? Yes, after digesting ninety-something horror movies, the cream has risen to the top, and we're here to crown the best of the best. Tons of generic zombie flicks have shambled across screens, countless vampires have drained our energy, and hopeful slashers made a run at villainous glory - but these are the films you'll still be talking about when 2016 begins. Or, for those of you playing catchup, here's the perfect place to start.

5) Deathgasm

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When I saw the trailer for Deathgasm, it was love at first metal-headbanging-decapitation. Actually, f#ck that – when I heard the title Deathgasm, I was sold. Such a title suggests something special, and thankfully, filmmaker Jason Lei Howden had the balls to deliver every ounce of demonic bloodlust the word “Deathgasm” promises. There’s a reckoning in New Zealand when it comes to horror, and it’s being led by unrestrained creative minds like Howden – unleash the dogs and see what happens, if you will.

Deathgasm is a balls-out, horns-raised, dildo-slapping good time fueled by the bro-tacular bond of metal. Howden cranks the dial up to 11, rips off the knob, and throws you right in the pit for an hour and a half of pure demon-killing mayhem.

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Lead actor Milo Cawthorne brings the thunder, but it’s Kimberley Crossman who is the lightning part of their duo, kicking ass in the name of metal chicks everywhere. EVERYTHING about this movie represents how little metal fans care about your approval, and this confident belief in one’s self makes for the most insane horror watch of 2015.

Just listen to Skull Fist’s “Hour To Live,” and multiply how hyped you get x100000000 – that’s Deathgasm. I raise my horns to you, Mr. Howden.